1975-February-5

Bruce Springsteen	

The Main Point		Bryn Mawr, PA 


Disc 1  -  73.56
1	WMMR Introduction		  .44
2	Incident On 57th St		 8.47
3	Mountain Of Love		 3.30
4	Born To Run			 4.32
5	E St Shuffle			13.05
6	Thunder Road			 5.54
7	I Want You			 6.55
8	Spirit In The Night		 6.27
9	She's The One			 6.16
10	Growin Up			 3.40
11	Saint In The City		 3.41
12	Jungleland			10.18


Disc 2  -  73.41
1	Kitty's Back			11.44
2	New York City Serenade		19.56
3	Rosalita			13.30
4	4th July Asbury Park (Sandy)	 4.27
5	A Love So Fine			 8.16
6	For You				 8.18
7	Back In The USA			 7.26


	Still w/ Suki Lahav on violin, though not for much longer


	Notes from Brucebase:

	ONE show, held as a special benefit for the (at the time) 
	financial troubled club. Broadcast live in its entirety by 
	Philadelphia's WMMR-FM and MC'd by DJ Ed Sciaky. The above 
	mentioned 18-song setlist represents the entire concert. Not 
	only is it the longest (160 minutes) known single show gig up 
	to this point, but it's unquestionably one of the finest 
	performances of Springsteen's entire career. The greatest ever 
	live versions of "Kitty's Back" "For You" and "A Love So Fine", 
	as well as renditions of "Incident On 52nd Street" and 
	"New York City Serenade" that rank among his very best. 
	Additionally there is the debut of "Thunder Road" (with 
	work-in-progress lyrics) and the only known performance (and a 
	killer version at that) of Chuck Berry's "Back In The USA". The 
	show has circulated on tape and vinyl boots (You Can Trust Your Car, 
	etc) since the mid-1970's - but never the entire show and always 
	in variable quality. Now available complete, and in stunning 
	quality, on the CDs "The Saint, The Innocent & The Main Point 
	Shuffle" (GDR) Or "You Can Trust Your Car" (Crystal Cat).